About us
AC Repair Plumsteadville Built by a Local Owner
AC Repair Plumsteadville Built by a Local Owner
Frank Reilly started Plumsteadville HVAC Pros to give homeowners in Plumsteadville and nearby Bucks County spots a dependable option for ac repair plumsteadville and hvac repair plumsteadville work. Operating from the address on Easton Road, he keeps the focus on clear communication and repairs that hold up under local conditions.
The team handles calls from older homes and newer builds alike, showing up with the right parts and tools instead of pushing unnecessary replacements. Frank stays involved on jobs so customers can ask questions directly and see the work as it progresses.
Service runs on a set schedule that covers regular business hours plus round-the-clock help when systems fail outside those times.
- Frank Reilly — Owner, since 2014
- Business hours: Mon-Fri 8AM-6PM, Sat 8AM-4PM, 24/7 Emergency
- Based at 5769 Easton Rd Suite 5766, Plumsteadville, PA 18949
- Owner Frank Reilly oversees jobs from start to finish
- Open Mon-Fri 8AM-6PM and Sat 8AM-4PM with 24/7 emergency response
- Based at 5769 Easton Rd Suite 5766 in Plumsteadville
Credentials & guarantees
- ✓Business hours: Mon-Fri 8AM-6PM, Sat 8AM-4PM, 24/7 Emergency
- ✓Based at 5769 Easton Rd Suite 5766, Plumsteadville, PA 18949
Our guarantee
Owner-operated with upfront quotes and workmanship you can inspect on every ac repair plumsteadville and hvac repair plumsteadville job.
What Plumsteadville, PA Customers Say
“Our central air stopped cooling during a humid stretch in late June. The technician found a leaking Schrader valve on the outdoor unit, replaced the valve core and recharged the system with the correct R-410A amount. The house now holds 72 degrees without short cycling.”
“The gas furnace on our split-level home would click but not fire on cold mornings. They replaced the hot-surface igniter and cleaned the flame sensor. Heat comes on reliably now, though the new igniter took two days to arrive.”
“Water was dripping from the attic air handler onto the ceiling. The crew cleared a clogged condensate line, installed a new float switch, and vacuumed the pan. No more moisture and the system runs quieter.”